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GRANT COUNTY BOARD QF COMMISSIONERS
MONDAY,APRIL 10, 2017
The Grant County Commissioners session began at 8:30 a.m. with all Commissioners in attendance.
8:30 a.m,—9:00 a.m. Elected Official Monday Morning Meeting
9:00 a.m.—9:20 a,m. J Strickler,ASC Update and Misc BOCC Action (Items 1 through 7)
A motion was made by Commissioner Taylor, seconded by Commissioner Stevens, to approve items 2
through 4, 6 and 7 on the agenda as presented. Item 5 was not ready for signature, The motion passed
unanimously,
1. Possible vouchers for insurance, legal services,grant administration, etc,
2. 2017 Agreement Regarding Use of County Property for Public Purpose between Grant County
and the Autism Society of Grant County for their 11t"Annual Awareness Family Walk to be held
on Saturday, May 20, 2017 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (Approv�d)
�. Agreement for Paper of Record for Legal Notices and other Publication Services between Grant
County and Hagadone News Network, dba The Co/umbia Basin Herald. Term is July 1, 2017
through June 30, 2018. (Approved)
4. Department of Commerce Homeless Housing Funding Application for the Consolidated
Homeless Grant(CHG) and Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG). Term is July 1, 2017 through June
30, 2019. (Approved)
5. Anticipating: 2017 Agreement Regarding Use of County Property for Public Purpose between
Grant County and Sage N Sun for its annual recreational event to be held June 8, 2017 through
June 11, 2017. (Item not ready for signature)
6, Employee Assistance Program Agreement between KEPRO Acquisitions, Inc. (also I<nown as
"KAI") and Grant County, for the provision of an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) services for
County employees and their dependents. Term is January 1, 2017 through December 31, 2017.
(Approved)
7. Grant County Payment Request#15 to Washington State Department of Commerce on
Consolidated Homeless Grant (CHG) No. 16-46108-10, administered through the Grant County
Housing Authority, in the amount of$30,908.06. (Approved)
9:30 a.m.—9;50 a.m. Open Record Public Hearing, Ordinance Repealing and Replacing Grant
County Code Ch. 10.36 titled "Addressing and Grid System"
The Commissioners Office held an Open Record Public Hearing to consider an ordinance repealing
and replacing Grant County Code Ch. 10.36"Addressing and Grid System"with a new addressing
ordinance that more accurately reflect current addressing procedures and practices, incorporates
new road naming standards and takes into consideration emergency service requirements for the
purposes of protecting the general public health,safety and welfare."
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Connor Lange,Associate Planner, stated the ordinance being considered today will result in the
repeal of Grant County Code Chapters 10.36 titled Addressing and Grid System and 10,16
Designation and Classification of County Road Names.The purpose of the re-write is to assist
with coordination between the county and emergency services in ensuring the health and life
safety of our citizens.The proposed changes rectify errors in the existing ordinance which hadn't
been examined in many years and provides clarity to some standard addressing practices which
have developed since Ch. 10.16& 10.36 were written.
Some of the key changes in the ordinance revision include:
• The naming of shared-use driveways which serve more than one residence or parcel.
(found on page 4 of Ordinance revision)
• Changes to the county road naming convention wherein unique circumstances a
hundredths place could be utilized to provide a road name for a private road or shared-
use driveway (i.e, Rd 10.45) (found on page 6).
• Use of a petition to the Board of County Commissioners for unique road names that are
winding, diagonal or otherwise exempt from the county grid system. (found on page 7)
• Change to the Enforcement and Penalties wherein failure to comply with the adopted
addressing ordinance will be declared a public nuisance and fall under the Grant County
Unified Development Code Chapter 25.16 Enforcement and Penalties. (found on page
13 & 14)
Throughout the drafting process various agencies were included in meetings and provided drafts
ofthe ordinance revision. The agencies included the Grant County Public Works Department,
Grant County Building& Fire Marshal, Grant County Sheriff's Office, Grant County Emergency
Management and MACC 911 service. All of the departments were provided time to review the
final draft of the ordinance revision and no agencies provided any comments indicating a
problem with the ordinance changes. Therefore,the Planning Department is recommending
approval of the Addressing Ordinance being presented today which repeals Grant County Code
Ch. 10.16& 10.36 (completely repealing Ch. 10.16 and writing it in to Ch. 10.36) and replaces it
with a revised CH. 10.36. �
A motion was made by Commissioner Stevens,seconded by Commissioner Taylor, to close the
public comment portion ofthis hearing. The motion passed unanimously. Commissioner
Stevens moved to approve the recommendation of the Planning Department and pass the
ordinance as presented. Commissioner Taylor seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
The hearing adjourned. (Ordinance No. 17-034-CC)
10:00 a.m.—10:15 a.m. Commissioners Office Safety Meeting
10:30 a.m.—10:45 a.m. Citizen Public Comment Period (No public in attendance)
11:00 a.m.—11:45 a.m. Commissioners at Public Works Road Supervisor Meeting (Public Works)
1:00 p.m.—1:20 p.m. RESERVE OFFICER BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING
1:30 p.m, — 1:50 p.m. M McKnight,Assessor's Office Update
2:00 p.m.—2:30 p.m. Department Head Review
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2:30 p.m.—2:50 p.m. Open Record Public Hearing, Ordinance Amending Ch, 11.34 of the
Grant County Code titled "Operation of Golf Carts"
The Commissioners held an Open Record Public Hearing to consider an ordinance amending
Chapter 11.34 of the Grant County Code titled "Operation of Golf Carts". This ordinance would
require operators to complete an application, install (required) equipment, removes the
requirement of an annual inspection, and adds a $35.00 license fee.
Tom Jones, Sheriff, stated that ordinance was enacted many years ago and part of it was
inspection of the golf cart prior to them getting a registration for it. The Sheriff's Office has
determined that it takes numerous man hours to do this so they propose to from a $15.00 golf
cart fee to a $35.00 annual license fee. They will be required to maintain all equipment as
provided in the ordinance based on the rules of the road. No more inspections will be done.
A motion was made by Commissioner Stevens, seconded by Commissioner Carter,to close the
public comment portion of this hearing, The motion passed with 2 Commissioners in
attendance, Commissioner Stevens moved to approve the recommendation of the Sheriff's
Office and pass the ordinance as presented. Commissioner Carter seconded and the motion
passed with 2 Commissioners in attendance. The hearing adjourned. (Ordinance No. 17-035-
cc)
3:00 p.m. —4:30 p.m. T Taylor at North Central Washington Behavioral Health Organization
Meeting(GrIS, Moses Lake)
3:00 p.m. —3:20 p.m. C Opheikens, Columbia Basin Dispute Resolution Center Yearly Report
for 2016 (Copy attached)
7:00 p.m.—8:30 p.m. C Carter at Quincy Valley Leadership Meeting(Fire District#3 Building,
Quincy) (Did not attend)
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
As of this date,the Board, by a majority vote, does approve for payment those vouchers certified by the
auditing officer as required by RCW 42.24.080, and those expense reimbursement claims certified by the
auditing officer as required by RCW 42.24.090, in the amounts of$1,753,939.63, as recorded on a listing
and made available to the Board.
The Commissioners signed Ordinance No. 17-033-CC relating to procedural changes to Chapters 22.04,
23.04, 23.08, and 25.08 of the Unified Development Code within the Grant County Code. The public
hearing was held on March 27, 2017.
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TUESDAY,APRIL 11, 2017
The session was continued at 8:30 a.m. with all Commissioners in attendance.
8:30 a.m.—8:40 a,m, Open Record Public Hearing, Grant Integrated Services and Central
Services Budget Extensions
The Commissioners held an Open Record Public Hearing to consider the following budget
extensions:
• Grant Integrated Services Fund#125, Department#167 in the amount of$100,800.00 to cover
for the Mental Health Residential Program. The funding will come from the Behavioral Health
Reserve Fund.
• Technology Services Fund#501, Department#179 in the amount of$43,099.00 for the
emergency purchase of backup data storage units. The current units have failed/are failing.
Joe Carter,Assistant Director of Technology Services, discussed his request.
Commissioner Carter read the letter from Grant Integrated Services for their budget extension
req uest.
A motion was made by Commissioner Stevens, seconded by Commissioner Taylor,to close the
public comment portion of this hearing. The motion passed unanimously. Commissioner Stevens
moved to approve budget extensions as presented. Commissioner Taylor seconded and the motion
passed unanimously. The hearing adjourned. (Resolution No. 17-038-CC)
9:00 a.m,—9:50 a.m. I< Eslinger, Human Resources Update
Discussion Items
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1. Accountin /HR Plannin Topics
2. Conversion of Payroll Schedule
3. Health Insurance Committee
4. Labor&Industries Com laint
Recomm�ndations
5. Heston,Carrie—PAR
6. Lugar,Maria—PAR
7. Bessett,Jerry—PAR
8. Laughlin,Brock—PAR
9. Perez,Laurissa—PAR
Budget, Fin�nce, & Risk
10. Changes to 2017 Budget
Employee & Department Issues
11. Auditor's Office
12. Facilities—Maintenance
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L�bor Relations/Legal Action
13, Association—CH,�DC;PW,•SW,• YS
Ne9o�,Q��o�: Solid Waste TAed; HR Update Documents
��1eV��Ce: District Court Snow Day;Step 1 Response
PERC 128207-C-16-Unit Clarification:Settled
PERC:
Arbitration—Assessor Grievances:Settled
��ne�: Meeting with Custodial Staff 04/03
14. Associatlon—Depa�ry Sheri�
PER�: Holiday Pay Arbitration: May�rd&4tn
o�ner: GCSO Payroll Workgroup
15. TeaYri5terS-GCSO—Corrections
PER�: Corrections Mediation (PERC 127886-M-16)
o�ner: Labor Disclosure for Corrections Mediation
16. Teamsters-GCSO—Sher�ffSup�ort
Ne9onQ��on: Tentative Agreement; HR Update Documents
17. Teamsters-GrIS—CSS,Inirtal Svos, 7'herapy Svcs
Negot�a�,on: 2"d Session—04/13
9;30 a.m.—9:50 a.m. Department Head Review(Not completed)
10:00 a.m.—10:15 a.m. Z Kennedy, Legislative Session Update
10:30 a.m.—11:00 a.m. Department Head Review
11:00 a.m,—11:50 a.m. T Gaines,Central Services Update
• Technology Services: Data Center Move/Aakavs Consulting; Cameras/IP Clocks; Backup
storage and anticipated costs,
• Facilities and Maintenance/Central Services: Metering Manhole- Issues;Testing of effluent
- results; Gray and Osborne—No contact; and McKinstry Update.
• Interfund Communications:Attention to consolidated tech services.
• Central Services: Meetings and personnel.
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1:00 p.m.— 1:20 p.m. � Open Record Public Hearing, David and Rose Stevens—Open Space
Application (continued from 3/7/17)
The Commissioners held an Open Record Public Hearing to consider an application for
Classification or Reclassification Open Space Land per RCW 84.34 from David and Rose Stevens
for Parcel No. 171376001 located in the NW NW S 24,T 23, R 28 and is 40 acres in size. This
hearing is being continued from 3/7/17 and 2/28/17. The public comment period was closed at
the last hearing.
Commissioner Carter stated she printed out the Open Space Taxation Act publication from the
Washington State Department of Revenue and is using it for guidance.
Commissioner Taylor discussed the email from Jeri Lux from Department of Revenue and the
Contract/Project Summary between David Stevens and the Department of Fish and Wildlife, He
does not agree with the DOR email recommendation to deny the application for Open Space.
Melissa McKnight,Assessor, clarified that the parcel being discussed today isn't being used for
agricultural purposes.
Commissioner Taylor clari�ied fihat the parcel is entirely in the wildlife preserve area, per the
WDFW. Per the Open Space Taxation Act,this application qualifies for Open Open Space, Ms.
Hill stated they are charging/lottery. Commissioner 7aylor said that has no bearing on the
application, per the Open Space Taxation Act.
Discussion ensued.
Commissioner Carter stated it appears that this application falls within the Open Open
classification per the Open Space Taxation Act,with the wildlife preserve. Ms. Hill stated
originally they were informed that the parcel was not within the wildlife preserve, but have now
found it is.
Commissioner Taylor moved to approve the application and reclassify the parcel from Open
Space Agriculture to Open Open Space. Commissioner Carter seconded and the motion passed
with 2 Commissioners in attendance. The hearing adjourned. (The Commissioners signed the
Open Space Taxation Agreement)
1:30 p.m, —2:20 p.m. J Tincher, Public Works Update (Items 1 and 2)
A motion was made by Commissioner Stevens, seconded by Commissioner Taylor, to approve item 2 on
the agenda as presented, Item 1 was not ready for signature. The motion passed unanimously.
1. Execution of Contracts for the Road Stabilization 2017 project awarded to EnviroTech Services,
Inc. of Greeley, CO to Furnish and Place 729 tons of Magnesium Chloride (30%)for the bid
amount of$108,621.00 not including sales tax. (Item not ready for signature)
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2. Resolution No. 17-035-CC(duplicate) in the matter of Revolving Fund for Solid Waste
Management Fund, Increase Revolving Cash Fund #401.111.70 from $800.00 to$1000.00.
(Approved)
1;45 p.m,—2:00 p.m. Open Record Public Hearing,Vacating the Surplus Right-of-Way known
as Stratford Townsite Excess
The Commissioners held an Open Record Public Hearing to consider a petition requesting the
vacation of certain county surplus rights-of-way known as Stratford Townsite Excess in S 10,T 22
N, R28E, WM.
Jeff Tincher, Public Works Director, read into the record the following staff report:
The Board of County Commissioners of Grant County Washington has received a petition
to vacate portions of County Road Right-of-Ways(ROW)in the Town of Stratford, lying in
Section 10 of Township 22 North, Range 28 East W.M., all in Grant County, Washington,
as highlighted on the attached Exhibit A.
The Board of County Commissioners determined that consideration should be given to the
petition and directed the County Road Engineer to prepare a report on the proposed
vacation and abandonment for a pub/ic hearing to be held at 1:45 PM,Apri111,2017. The
Notice of Hearing was published in the County Official Newspaper pnd the Notice of
Hearing was posted at each termini in complfance with RCW 36.87.050.
The proponents of the petition own the entire frontage along the petitioned County Road
Right-of-Way. Portions of these ROW are along County maintained roads,Sfratford Road
#94025 & 22.7-NE#51120, and other portions are unimproved and the County does not
maintain an active Road on these ROW. The County will be retaining a 60 foot minlmum
ROW width on all County maintained roads. All affected parcels are either owned by the
proponents or have frontage on other currently maintained public roads,
1 find that, these proposed sections of County Road ROW are not necessary and useful to
the public and the public would be benefitted by its vacation and abandonment.
� Commissioner Stevens recused himself as he is a relative of the proponent.
Ron Henke, owner of Lot 8/Parcel No, 121305000 asked about the 60' right of way. Neighbors
have shortened the area with shrubs and vehicles being parked on the sides of the road.
Mr. Tincher explained that the petition must have 50% of the signatures of the ownership along
the frontage road. And he would need to file a complaint through Code Enforcement to have
items removed from the right-of-way.
JoAnn Henke discussed the application.
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A motion was made by Commissioner Taylor, seconded by Commissioner Carter,to close the
public comment portion ofthis hearing, The motion passed with 2 Commissioners in
attendance. Commissioner Taylor moved to approve the vacation as presented. Commissioner
Carter seconded and the motion passed with 2 Commissioners in attendance. The hearing
adjourned. (Resolution No. 17-036-CC)
2:30 p.m, —2:50 p.m. G Dano, Prosecuting Attorney's Office Update
3:00 p.m, —3:20 p.m. Consent Agenda (Items 1 through 7)
A motion was made by Commissioner Taylor, seconded by Commissioner Stevens,to approve items 1
through 7 on the agenda as presented. The motion passed unanimously.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
1. Commissioner's Office and Public Defense Vouchers. (Approved)
2. Commissioners March 6 and 13, 2017 Minutes for approval. (Approved)
3. Special occasion liquor licenses from the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board:
(Approved)
a. Ridge Riders Inc.—�heir event will be held at the Ridge Riders Rodeo Grounds, Grand
Coulee on May 12, 13, and June 17, 2017.
b. Desert Aire Mens Club—their event will be held at the Snack Shat at the Mattawa Golf
Course on May 20 and 21, 2017;
c. Big Bend Community College Foundation—their event will be held at BBCC ATEC
building, Moses Lake on May 20, 2017.
4. Proclamation congratulating the Moses Lake High School Knowledge Bowl Team and their 2017
State 4A 15t Place Title. (Approved)
TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
5. Request approval to institute a policy regarding the Quadrennial Budget and Purchasing of
technology items only. (Approved)
6. Request to surplus county property: miscellaneous computer equipment items to be delivered
to TruRecycle for disposal. If approved, a public hearing will be scheduled. (Approved)
FAIRGROUNDS
7. Request for out of state travel for Brenda Adame to attend the 2017 Institute of Fair
Management Summit from May 9-13, 2017 in Sacramento, CA. (Approved)
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3:30 p.m. —3:50 p.m. Open Record Public Hearing, Department of Commerce CDBG Grant
Application/Closeout
The Commissioners held an Open Record Public Hearing to seek public comment on its intention
to submit an application to the State of Washington for 2017 Community Development Block
Grant (CDBG) Public Services Grant funding,to prepare for closeout the 2016 Public Services
Grant, and to report on and prepare for closeout of the County's CDBG General Purpose Grant
Project entitled Royal Water District Rehabilitation Project.
June Strickler,Administrative Services Coordinator, stated the purpose of the public hearing is to
review community development and housing needs, inform citizens of the availability of funds
and eligible uses of the state Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)funds, and receive
commenCs on proposed activities and funded activities that are nearing closeout, particularly
from lower income persons residing in the Grant and Adams County areas.
Comments on the County's intention to apply for 2017 CDBG Public Services Grant funding
estimated to be$120,948 were encouraged, as they were on performance reporting and its
closeout of the 2016 Public Services Grant No. 16-62210-005.
This public hearing provided a status report and provided opportunity for comments on the
County's and Royal Water District's performance and use of CDBG General Purpose Grant funds
on the County's grant contract with the Department of Commerce,#15-62210-002, also known
as the Royal Water District Rehabilitation Project.
The following handouts were available in both English and Spanish:
o Grant County's CDBG Public Participation Plan;
o The Department of Commerce's Community Development Block Grant Program Public
Hearing Handout; and
o The Federal Citizen Participation Requirements for Local Government Applicants to the
State CDBG Program.
Present at the hearing was Olivia Gutierrez, a Spanish interpreter.
It was communicated that individuals interested in or requiring technical assistance to become
I<nowledgeable with the CDBG program or who desire to contribute ideas to solving some of the
community's needs will be provided assistance upon request to the County's CDBG Citizen
Participation Coordinator.
Public Services Grant
Present at the hearing was Candi Jaeger of the OIC of Washington,which administers the
County's Public Services Grant. Candi provided a report of program activities that were
undertal<en with 2016 funds and a report on the planned use of 2017 funds.
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Candi Jaeger, Prosperity Center Director with the OIC of Washington, reporied on program
activities: they served 644 active clients; closed out 110 clients; Iogged906 hours of 1-on-1
counseling; served160 Dave Ramsey High School Students (total combined 17,600 hours);
served 19 adult students in Financial Literacy Class (for 122 total combined hours); assisted
66 Home Buyer Education Students (330 total combined hours); held 3 Business Classes with
30 students (540 total combined hours); Partnered with Microsoft for the mobile foodbank.
Worked with food banks in 12 different communities (once per month)throughout Grant
County; and 560 free taxes were prepared in partnership with AARP.
The Energy Assistance program services 1431 households totaling$660,192.00,
The Weatherization Program—serviced 19 homes this past year.
General Purpose Grant on the CDBG Roval Water District Rehabilitation Prolect
June Strickler gave the update on the Royal Water District grant project, No. 15-62210-002,
stating it is administered by Grant County through contract with Century West Engineering out
of Spokane, Washington. This project is a water system restoration and upgrade which corrects
documented Washington State Department of Health (DOH) and environmental concerns while
enabling a small water dis�ric��o consistently provide affordable, potable water to lower income
residents in southern Grant County.
The project replaced a significant portion of the waterlines serving the Royal Camp community
located near the intersection of SR 262 and Road 12 SW to improve reliability and level of
service for many years to come.
Project accomplishments include: ,
o Construction of 5,618 feet of new 8" PVC water line, including new valves, to
replace existing, 2", 3",4", and 6" mains that were undersized and exhibiting a high
rate of leakage;
o The completion of 49 service line connections;
o The installation of 17 new water meter assemblies to meter previously unmetered
water connections. All of the water services in the system are now metered for
more accurate tracl<ing of water consumption.
o The installation of 9 new fire hydrants.
o Reconstruction of an intertie with the adjacent Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigation
District to permit the intertie to be safely used by either water purveyor in an
emergency and improve flow measurement capabilities.
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o Construction of a new 105,000 gallon cast-in-place concrete water storage reservoir
with associated electrical and control upgrades at the reservoir site and the existing
well house. The new reservoir doubled the water storage capacity to provide fire
flow and ernergency backup storage,
o An increase of water use efficiency. The system operator has already noticed a drop
in water demand from the well serving the community.
o Project photos were available upon request.
A motion was made by Commissioner Stevens, seconded by Commissioner Carter,to close the
public comment portion of this hearing. The motion passed with 2 Commissioners in
attendance. Commissioner Stevens moved to approve:
• The County's submittal of an application to the Department of Commerce for 2017
CDBG Public Services Grant funds
• To accept closeout of the CDBG Public Services Grant No. 16-62210-005
• To accept closeout of the CDBG General Purpose Royal Water District Rehabilitation
Project, Grant No, 15-62210-002.
Commissioner Carter seconded and the motion passed with 2 Commissioners in attendance.
The hearing adjourned. (Resolution No. 17-037-CC)
4:00 p.m. —5:00 p.m. T Taylor at Moses Lake Trails Planning Team Meeting (Moses Lake City
Hall Annex)
M15CELLANEOUS ITEMS
The Chair of the Board was authorized to sign the following Final Plat Submission and Review plats:
• Skone and Connors Partners LLC(Skone &Connors Short Plat) File# P 17-0042 (preliminary
• P 16-0440);
• Imelda Sabalza (Sabalza Short Plat) File# P 16-0400 (preliminary P 16-0240); and
s Willson and Teri Harwood (Harwood Family Short Plat) File# P 17-0028 (preliminary P 16-0429).
WEDNESDAY,APRIL 12,2017
9:30 a.m,— 11:00 a.m. R Stevens, Disability Board Meeting
10:00 a.m.—11:30 a.m. C Carter at Homeless Task Force Meeting(Moses Lal<e Community
Health) (Did not attend)
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2:00 p.m. —4:00 p.m. R Stevens at Columbia Basin Development League CBDL Board Meeting
; (ATEC, BBCC)
; 7:00 p.m, —8:30 p.m. Commissioners at Health Board Meeting (Public Works Meeting Room)
THURSDAY,APRIL 13, 2017
' 9:00 a.m. — 10:30 a.m. T Taylor at Multi Agency Communications Center MACC Board Meeting
(Moses Lake)
11:00 a.m.—2:00 p,m. Commissioners at Premera Knowledge Services Report with Mercer
(Public Works)
1:30 p.m. —3:30 p.m, C Carter at Area Aging/Council of Governments Meeting (E Wenatchee
Office)
5:00 p.m. —6:00 p.m. C Carter at Frenchman Hills Barn Meeting(Royal City)
FRIDAY,APRIL 14,2017
1:30 p.m, —3:30 p.m. R Stevens, Legislative Steering Committee—Webinar
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Signed this ��� day of 2017.
, BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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Cind Cart r, Chair
Richard Stevens, Vice-Chair
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